EAST END PRINTS
Operations & Systems Manager (Maternity Cover)

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Job purpose
We are looking for a practical, organised and commercially minded Operations & Systems Manager to provide maternity cover and help East End Prints improve the way its systems and processes work.
This is a hands-on role sitting across Operations, Product, Ecommerce and Technology. You will keep the day-to-day operational engine running while also improving the systems, processes and automation behind it.
You don't need to be a developer or a compliance specialist. You do need to be a confident problem solver who can act as the first point of escalation for operational issues, resolving where possible and escalating strategic, technical or specialist matters appropriately.
Your Impact
- Keep the operation running smoothly: Own our product lifecycle, data flow of orders and operational activity from production through to fulfilment and delivery.
- Ensure our product and systems infrastructure works: Own the accuracy, integrity and flow of product information across our systems, ecommerce channels and operational workflows.
- Solve problems and remove friction: Identify issues, bottlenecks and inefficiencies across the operation and turn them into practical solutions.
- Make the business more efficient: Continuously improve processes, systems and ways of working, reducing manual effort and introducing automation where it adds value.
- Deliver change: Lead operational, systems and product-related projects, ensuring new products, channels, functionality and processes are operationally ready.
- Coordinate people and partners: Bring together internal teams, developers, suppliers and technology partners to get things done and keep projects and operational priorities moving.
- Build scalable ways of working: Create clear processes, documentation and shared knowledge that make the business less dependent on individuals and easier to scale.
- Provide operational control and visibility: Monitor performance, costs, service levels and recurring issues, using clear reporting to identify where attention and improvement are needed.
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Person Specification
- Experience in operations, ecommerce, product operations, digital operations, business systems or process management.
- Strong organisational and project-management skills.
- Comfortable working with product data and multiple business systems.
- Strong Excel / Google Sheets skills.
- Experience improving processes and implementing automation.
- Confident managing external suppliers and technical partners.
- Able to investigate problems and work out practical solutions.
- Clear communicator who can work across different teams.
- Comfortable working independently and taking ownership.
- Commercially minded, pragmatic and hands-on.


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Advantageous skills and experience:
- Experience with Plytix, BigCommerce, Order Desk, Zapier, product feeds, DAM/PIM systems or marketplaces.
What does success look like?
- EEP's production and operational schedule runs smoothly.
- Supplier and fulfilment issues are identified and resolved quickly.
- Product data and feeds are accurate and reliable.
- Key operational processes are documented and understood.
- Manual work and duplication are reduced through automation.
- Systems issues are properly managed and escalated.
- Projects are delivered on time and with clear ownership.
- The business continues to operate effectively throughout the maternity cover period.
About East End Prints
What started as a small East London venture is now a key platform for independent artists and contemporary design. Working closely with illustrators, photographers, painters and printmakers, East End Prints puts artists at the centre while making exceptional artwork more accessible to customers.
East End Prints works with over 200 artists, publishes thousands of contemporary artworks and supplies retailers, interior designers, hospitality projects and customers around the world. High street retailers such as John Lewis and Dunelm love our products. Every print is produced to order in the UK, reducing waste while maintaining the highest standards of quality.
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